After struggling through the initial loss she's experienced, though, she has a message for the world, and especially for other parents.

Birthdays offer as much opportunity for sadness as they do glee. In fact, the only thing worse than a miserable birthday is throwing a party and not having a single soul show up. But that’s exactly what happened to one 9-year-old autistic boy.

A tearful Dana explained that they'd just pulled rocks and other debris from her son's eye.

Rebecca Griffiths’ two-year-old son Reggie had begun to exhibit some odd behaviors. 'At first, they thought it was autism,' she explained. But it wasn’t. It was something far worse.

'This young man took the time to slow down and allow Jack Ryan to help for over 30 minutes, guiding him as he finished his task.'

But when the big day came, the turnout was much lower than Bradley and his dad expected.

Normally when an MLB team signs a player from an independent league to a contract, it doesn’t generate many headlines. But the signing of Tarik El-Abour by the Kansas City […]

A high school baseball team in Whitesboro, Texas, gave a young man with autism the opportunity to experience something he won’t ever forget. The Whitesboro High School’s baseball coach and […]

'The greatest things are sure to come.'